Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-16

| AtTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer season-100 tons, 81 0254 700, 81 025E
800, 81 0215; 800, 81 02}s.
! Seller season-l00 tons, 9T}sc q ctl.
| OATS-Trade continues slow. Holders are no
| inclined to force business, and it is mainly be
cause offerings are not pressed on the marke
that prices are maintained We quote as follows
| No. Feed, 81 45@l so; No. 2, 81 409l 4215
Milling. 81 4>@p1 80; Surprise, 81 654l 20; Black
| for seed, 81 50@1 60; Nebraska 81 321aG1 IS 4
| ctl.
| CORN-The situation is not specially encour
| aging for sellers. There is liberal array of of
/ ferings. but trade is very slow. Buyers seem to
want but little, and transactions of magnitude
| appear to be out of the question at present
| We quote as follows California, large Yellow
| slt61 %; small Yellow, 81 0715a1 10; White
| 81 0591 or q ctl. Nebraska is quotable a
| 961la971ac for mixed
| SEEDS-No movement in Mustard Local con
| sumers are generally well supplied and there i.
| but little seed coming to market, so there is nc
chance for extensive trading Mustard, Brown. 6.
a6c: Alfalfa, s1@@Sc; Flax. 81 1902 . cti.
| HAS-The is very small stock of Alfalfa in
the market Other kinds make good repre-
| Barley, Sodl0: Wheat, S10@l3 p ton.
| STRAW-.Quotable at 35@55c y bale.
| HOPS-The absence of buyers keeps the mar
| ket in the old inactive condition. Nominaliy
| guotable at 4920c p 70
BRAN-In good supply. Trade is fair Quot
able at Sli 5aC9l5 q ton.
Sale on call of loo tons, buyer season, at 81
2 ton.
| RYE-Quotable at 81 S5a1 S71s p ct.
| BUCKWHEAT-Quotabl at II i0G1 25 q ctl
according to quality.
| POTATOES is good demand for stock
| that is at all desirable Prices are firm, with
| upward tendency. We quote: New, s3@n4: River
| Reds, 81 30dI 10; Early Rose, 81 25(9l IS
| Peerless. 81 40@1 60: Tomales 81 l5,al 80; Peta
! luna, u 4oe01 50 Burbank Seeding, 81 500
| .: Jersey Blues. 81 25G1 60; Oregon Garne,
| Chile, 81 40ga1 50 p ell.
| oN1ONS-We quote: Quotable at S2@)2 &C
| 2 ctl for good to choice, and 81 25@1 10 q ct
| for common stock,
BEANS-For a week trade has been some.
what limited Stocks in first hands are not of
| fering freely. and the market shows moderate
SteadineSs in consequence. We quote prices as
| follows: Bayos, 81 50@I so; Butter, 81 300
l 40: Pink, 81 S5@l As; Red, 81 30@l As; Lima,
| s2,02 10; Pea, 81 5091 So; Small White, 81 soc
| s. y ctl
VEGETABLES-Lower prices prevail for As
paragus. Tomatoes remain high, while scarcity
of Cabbage keeps that description firm in value.
Asparagus, 25d35c ? ID. for white and 40@50c
| l56S2Oc p ID; Green Peppers, 22@25c 6 n; Green
Peas SG12c y 10 Tomatoes, 81 50@2 p box;
a,tichokes, 10915c . dozen; Carrots. S5a50c
3 ctl; lurnips 5og75e = etl; Beets, 15egsl 2
| tozen Cabbage, 81 35dl so 2 cti; Garlic, %
| 93c : D.: Celery. 50060c a dozen Dry Pep
pers, stGl0c: Dry okra. 15@2oc y fb;
FRUIT-COmmon Oranges are abundant, and
some stock can be bought just now at lower
rates than have as yet prevailed this season.
Apples hold up well in price: Mexican lines
are steady the supply not being e excessive n e.
p box for good to choice; Mexican LINES, sl0@1l
D box; California Lines, 15c@Sl p Q box Lemons,
Sicily, 81 50d5; do California, 75cGsl % for
common, 81 1902 30 for choice; Oranges, Califor-
mia, Sla1 70 q box fer common, and s2@5 q
box for Navel; Bananas. q 50G9 80 q bunch:
pineapples. s466 p dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-Trade is dun and sales are
pf small rnapnitudp. We OIOte SIIl-drlel AD-
pies 5@6c = d for sliced and &c for quar-
Tered; Alden and Plummer, 121ac; Ap-
rcots, Hole Blackberries. 10c: Figs, 5G6c for
pressed and &c for impressed; Smyrna do,
l215l1l4c for layers. and 9Gl0c for kegs; Necta-
rines, l0c; Peaches. I7@31Sc for peeled, and go
10c for unpeeled; Pears, 394c for whole and ia
Sc for sliced machine-dried, HOPPE; Plums,
9alOc for pitted and Code for unpitted; Ger
man Prunes, 6@7e; French Prunes, 6GSc 2 10;
Raisins, London Layers, 81 S5@l 60 . box. with
20@25c advance for fractions; Common. Si9l 20
q box
HONEY-we quote New Comb, 12@l3c > b
for choice and case for common; new bright
extracted, 41aG5c.
BUTTER-The late storm delayed the ship
ment of much Butter to market, SO that stock on
hand became considerably reduced. Prices
strengthened a little in consequence, and oeca-
sional sales of special diaries were made at &c,
blu. business of this character was exceptional.
At the moment supplies are coming 20 hand
with freedom, and it is the opinion of leading
commission men that values are more likel! to
decline III the near tildi " Z
quote: Fancy, 10000; good to choice, 1791se;
fair 14G16c; mixed lots, 12@l3c; picked roll
f7@iSc for fancy, 15G16c for choice and l3l4c lor
good: firkin 16d17c for fancy. i3dlie for fair 10
good and iG612c for poor: Eastern. 10Gi4c 3 ..
CHEESE-The market has sn easier tone, and
lower prices are probable at no distant day.
ouotable at 16Glsc 3 ID. New York Creamery,
bale q H.
ESGSEThe receipts are in excess OF the mar
ket wants. and prices show declining tendency.
Quotabls at 241 25c p doz
POULTRY-Sold to day at better prices. We
quote as follows Live Turkeys-eobblers, 100
iSe; Eens, 169ISc; dressed Turkeys. ls9a0c;
f.ocsters, SIS 5o66 Tor Old. and s5a49 tor
vos;ug; Hens, t6IS; Srciless s. 80 % ,
backs. sloa12 2 cozen; Geese. 81 75@2 .
pair
GAME-Reeeipts are less liberal and custom
is a .rifie better, so thas prices generally show
slight Improvement. We quote: Rabbits, Sleal .;
Hare, Sal 25: Widgeon, Si@l IS q
doz: Mallsrds s2l3 50 Canvasback, 81 5Dd6
Sprgs. 81 25@1 50; Teal sI@l %: Small Ducks
75c@sl q dozen Snipe, common. 81: do,
English, 81 59GS 2 dozen; Quail, siGl . ?